Cultivating Tig Pods with another pod

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Been looking online for awhile, and I know that you can do this just don't know exactly which species.

Can someone please give me the species of pods I can cultivate in the same container as my tigs.

Thanks.,
 
I've never cultured pods, but I've heard that they will out compete each other when together and eventually you'll only end up with one type.
 
I've never cultured pods, but I've heard that they will out compete each other when together and eventually you'll only end up with one type.

I've read things like that too but also read that if you can keep the food source up to par with them that you can keep them alive for long times.
 
Maybe just run separate cultures for each type of pod and then mix them when dumping them into your tank.
 

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